Canada isn't the biggest Onewheel marketplace — our long winters mean a lot of downtime, and the riding season is short compared to warmer places. Working out here in western Canada, my shop isn't as big as the ones you'll find in the larger markets. But honestly, that's part of what I love about it: we're a small community of good people who look out for each other.
When I need parts to fix the boards I see out here, my primary supplier is Charged Canada. If you like to do your own repairs, they're the spot — all kinds of Onewheel parts and accessories that ship from right here in Canada, so nothing has to cross the border and get hit with import fees or customs delays.
And if you're worried about quality — don't be. Mark stands behind the parts he sells. That kind of trust is exactly what keeps a small community strong.
So whether you tackle repairs yourself or bring your board to me, keeping these things rolling is a team effort out here — and I'm glad to be part of it.
